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23-Ind-B7 Financial and Managerial Accounting · May 2013

Question 4 of 7: Fill-in-the-Blanks Income Statement — Glare Import Company

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National Examinations — May 2013 — 98-Ind-B7 Financial and Managerial Accounting. Three-hour, closed-book exam; Casio or Sharp approved calculators only. Format: Question 1 (28 marks, mandatory), Question 2 or Question 3 (28 marks, candidate's choice — both are solved below for completeness), Questions 4–7 (14+12+8+10 marks, mandatory), totaling 100 marks. Unless otherwise requested, all answers are based on Canadian GAAP (ASPE).

Reference texts: Libby, Libby & Short, Financial Accounting (Canadian ed.) — accrual accounting, transaction/journal-entry analysis, financial-statement preparation, inventory costing (FIFO/weighted-average), discontinued operations, earnings per share; Garrison, Noreen & Brewer, Managerial Accounting (Canadian ed.) — standard costing and variance analysis, flexible budgets, cash budgeting, cost-volume-profit analysis.

Question 4: Fill-in-the-Blanks Income Statement — Glare Import Company (14 marks)

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Given. Two years of partial income-statement data (see box above) for Glare Import Company; “Cost of sales” and “Gross profit” are each given as a percentage of net sales revenue for whichever year its own dollar figure is not otherwise supplied.

Find. Every missing dollar amount in both years' income statements, including profit and earnings per share.

Approach. Work down each column top to bottom: derive Sales discounts/Net sales revenue by subtraction, apply the given percentage to get whichever of Cost of sales/Gross profit is missing, then subtract Operating expenses to reach Profit before tax, apply the 30% tax rate, and finally add/subtract the discontinued-operations item to reach Profit and EPS.

  1. Year 1 — Sales discounts and Cost of sales. Net sales revenue is given directly ($207,000), so $$\text{Sales discounts}=210{,}000-207{,}000=\boxed{\$3{,}000}.$$ Gross profit is given as $40\%$ of net sales revenue: $$\text{Gross profit}=0.40\times207{,}000=\boxed{\$82{,}800},\qquad \text{Cost of sales}=207{,}000-82{,}800=\boxed{\$124{,}200}.$$
  2. Year 1 — Profit before tax through Profit. Operating expenses are given directly ($42,800): $$\text{PBT}=82{,}800-42{,}800=\boxed{\$40{,}000},\qquad \text{Tax}(30\%)=0.30\times40{,}000=\boxed{\$12{,}000}.$$ $$\text{Profit before disc. ops}=40{,}000-12{,}000=28{,}000,\qquad \text{Profit}=28{,}000-10{,}000_{\text{loss}}=\boxed{\$18{,}000}.$$ $$\text{EPS}=18{,}000/8{,}000=\boxed{\$2.25}.$$
  3. Year 2 — Net sales revenue and Cost of sales. Sales discounts are given directly ($5,000): $$\text{Net sales revenue}=255{,}000-5{,}000=\boxed{\$250{,}000}.$$ Cost of sales is given as $60\%$ of net sales revenue: $$\text{Cost of sales}=0.60\times250{,}000=\boxed{\$150{,}000},\qquad \text{Gross profit}=250{,}000-150{,}000=\boxed{\$100{,}000}.$$
  4. Year 2 — Operating expenses through Profit. Profit before tax is given directly ($70,000), so $$\text{Operating expenses}=100{,}000-70{,}000=\boxed{\$30{,}000},\qquad \text{Tax}(30\%)=0.30\times70{,}000=\boxed{\$21{,}000}.$$ $$\text{Profit before disc. ops}=70{,}000-21{,}000=49{,}000,\qquad \text{Profit}=49{,}000+2{,}500_{\text{gain}}=\boxed{\$51{,}500}.$$ $$\text{EPS}=51{,}500/8{,}000=\boxed{\$6.4375}.$$
Income statement itemYear 1Year 2
Gross sales revenue$210,000$255,000
Sales discounts3,0005,000
Net sales revenue207,000250,000
Cost of sales124,200150,000
Gross profit82,800100,000
Operating expenses42,80030,000
Profit before income taxes40,00070,000
Income tax expense (30%)12,00021,000
Profit before discontinued operations28,00049,000
Discontinued operations, net of tax10,000 (loss)2,500 (gain)
Profit18,00051,500
Earnings per share (8,000 shares)$2.25$6.4375